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First edition · December 1, 2026
Watch. Vote. Celebrate the best trailers.
A free festival for AI trailers made here or elsewhere. Ten awards are planned for December 1, 2026, including a Grand Prix.
The festival is not accepting entries or votes yet. The dates below are planned, but entries, voting and the rules still need to be activated.
Explore trailers already on display. You do not need to make a film to watch.
During the voting period, sign in with Google to give one free vote to each trailer you like.
Made a trailer no longer than 30 seconds? Enter it for free, whether it comes from the Studio or another tool.
One Grand Prix, followed by nine equally ranked awards. Each work can receive only one award, accompanied by its poster.
Provisional ranking refreshed every 15 seconds. Awards become final after voting closes, at the results date.
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Made in CineGeny Studio or with your own tools, your trailer has the same place. Entry is free and optional: it is never part of a studio purchase.
1 free vote per trailer, with a Google account. Every account, including free accounts, has the same voice.
Entries for this edition are being prepared. The rules and entry details will be published before entries open.
Free festival entry, with no purchase required, for trailers made here or elsewhere. See the Festival rules for entry dates and eligibility conditions.
The rules for this edition are not active yet. Entries and voting are unavailable for now.
Support through studio credit will give a filmmaker creative time, usable only on CineGeny. Supporters will appear under “Made possible by”. This feature is being prepared.
Support grants no rights over the work or extra votes. Copyright stays with the creator.